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I just got off the phone with my company and they are saying that a CBR (to them) is a high performance bike. They are trying to charge me 750.00 a month becase of this[:'(][sm=boosign.gif]. I was wanting to know what company everyone else is with and how much they are paying.
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it just so happens i'm currently dealing with insurance policys due to my wreck "got smashed".
and i go through gmac insurance. this company deals with motorcycles exclusively. i only pay $75.00 for my cbr 1000rr and $20.00 for my cbr 600f3 a month.but i am also 30 married with children so it may vary a little with you of course.heres the # 1-800-325-1190 give it a try hope it works out.
and i go through gmac insurance. this company deals with motorcycles exclusively. i only pay $75.00 for my cbr 1000rr and $20.00 for my cbr 600f3 a month.but i am also 30 married with children so it may vary a little with you of course.heres the # 1-800-325-1190 give it a try hope it works out.
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I'm with NATIONWIDE in NC. I think it's $989 for the year, my wife has the details, but the first company she called wanted like $2,800 for the year. I had no idea there could be such a swing in pricing. I came from NJ and the only provider, that I knew of, was RIDER Ins. and they do consider the SPORTS a high risk proposition. Just keep calling around, by the way I have full-boat coverage for the REPSOL. Good luck!!
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the 1000rr is a hi-performance bike so they are right (ain't it funny how a hayabusa 1300cc is considered as a touring bike by most ins cos though ?)
do shop around
talk to those insurance brokers if you have to - take down the ins co names and rates and then call the ins co directly ... 9 times out of 10 the ins co will undercut the broker ;-) but you didnt hear me say that
i'm with State Farm paying a little over $800/yr for full coverage with 25/50, UIM/UMPD and medical disbursement
do shop around
talk to those insurance brokers if you have to - take down the ins co names and rates and then call the ins co directly ... 9 times out of 10 the ins co will undercut the broker ;-) but you didnt hear me say that
i'm with State Farm paying a little over $800/yr for full coverage with 25/50, UIM/UMPD and medical disbursement
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Yeah that's B.S, You should have seen the look on my face when she said that.
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the 1000rr is a hi-performance bike so they are right (ain't it funny how a hayabusa 1300cc is considered as a touring bike by most ins cos though ?)
do shop around
talk to those insurance brokers if you have to - take down the ins co names and rates and then call the ins co directly ... 9 times out of 10 the ins co will undercut the broker ;-) but you didnt hear me say that
i'm with State Farm paying a little over $800/yr for full coverage with 25/50, UIM/UMPD and medical disbursement
the 1000rr is a hi-performance bike so they are right (ain't it funny how a hayabusa 1300cc is considered as a touring bike by most ins cos though ?)
do shop around
talk to those insurance brokers if you have to - take down the ins co names and rates and then call the ins co directly ... 9 times out of 10 the ins co will undercut the broker ;-) but you didnt hear me say that
i'm with State Farm paying a little over $800/yr for full coverage with 25/50, UIM/UMPD and medical disbursement
